The Malays Are An Easily Confused People
By Multatuli Murtadi Multatuli says that Malays are not easily confused and that if anyone is confused, it is our leaders and imams who claim to be holier than thou … Continue Reading →
Tag: Tunku Abdul Rahman
Through Race Tinted Glasses. Problems and solutions of Malaysia
By Yin, Letters from Ward 5 In his article “Aspects of the Racial Problem in Malaya”(Journal of Pacific Affairs 1949 vol.22). Ian Morrisson quoted from the letter to the Times of London … Continue Reading →
Are you a true patriot? This is my definition of nation building. What is yours?
If you did not fly the Malaysian flag outside your house, are you less patriotic? If you went to the cinema, and failed to stand to attention for Negara Ku … Continue Reading →
Mullahs, Money and Politics, by Yin
The Centre for Human Rights Research and Advocacy’s CEO Azril Mohd Amin has called for the ban on Christian evangelicalism (sic). His reason is that 400 Muslims have converted … Continue Reading →
Tunku Abdul Rahman: 8 Feb 1903 – 6 Dec 1990
Tunku Abdul Rahman died 16-years ago today. If he were alive now, he would have wept, at the destruction of the bridges he painstakingly built, between the races in Malaysia. … Continue Reading →